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Warblers fight for a place at wildlife biologist Pam Perry's birdbath

Two yellowish warblers perch in a running stream over rocks. One has a white ring around its eye, and the other has darker color running from the beak to the ear.
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LeAnn Plinske via iNaturalist
A Nashville and Tennessee Warbler visit a birdbath in central Minnesota during September 2024.

In this month’s chat with wildlife biologist Pam Perry, we learn about migrating warblers’ love of birdbaths, the awesome resource BirdCast provided by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and why it's a great time to hear tree frogs calling. Enjoy!

You can learn more about BirdCast from Pam's March 2024 interview.

Topics

  • Introduction (0:00-0:20)
  • Disappearing orioles and grosbeaks (0:20-1:08)
  • BirdCast migration monitoring website (1:08-2:45, 14:12-15:38)
  • Attracting warblers with birdbaths (2:45-6:30)
  • Waterfowl (6:30-7:10)
  • Seasonal diet changes (7:10-9:08)
  • Northern Flickers (9:08-9:40)
  • Lilacs (9:40-11:08)
  • Tree frog calls sound like birds (11:08-13:21, 15:46-16:06)
  • Leaves changing (13:21-14:12)
  • Conclusion (16:06-16:27)

Do you have a bird bath? What birds are you seeing? Let us know: email us at comments@kaxe.org or text at 218-326-1234.

For more phenology, subscribe to our Season Watch Newsletter or visit the Season Watch Facebook page.

Funding for this project was provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR).

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